Holland Cup Almere, Netherlands - 03 untill 04 April 2010 (Easter) (nl)

Taking place at a central location in The Netherlands at two modern sports parks, the Holland Cup might well turn out to be the place to be at Easter. The tournament begins on Friday with the check-in at the clubhouses in Almere. On this first evening there is the possibility to visit the 1st Division home match of organiser FC Omniworld at a very small extra cost. There is also the possibility to relax at the accommodations or even visit Amsterdam. On Saturday the preliminary matches will be played which will start after the welcome ceremony of the tournament. The day comes to an end with the Holland Cup Players Disco. The tournament continues on Sunday with the remaining preliminaries, the classification matches and the finals. The prize giving ceremony will take place immediately afterwards. On Sunday evening all teams have the farewell evening free to end this Easter weekend by visiting the bustling Dutch capital - Amsterdam.

Canal Cruise. A Canal Cruise through Amsterdam is the ideal way of discovering the real nature of the city. As you glide under the characteristic bridges, the city highlights pass by. There are a number of options, ranging from hourly trips to candlelight tours in the evening hours. Departures from near Central Station. Cruises mostly between 09.00 and 21.00 hours. More information: www.lovers.nl

Amsterdam. Amsterdam is the colourful capital of the Netherlands. A cosmopolitan city which doesn't bore easily. The historic canals, picturesque (and often ancient) buildings, the many museums, shopping streets and alleys, markets galore, the amazing nightlife : Amsterdam is simply fascinating! It's this character of the city which makes it so unique and which is best felt during a walking tour or a boat trip along the canals. Most of the places of interest are within walking distance. Attractions include the historic canals, the flower market, the old merchant houses, the National Museum with Rembrandt masterpieces, the Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House and Madame Tussaud's waxworks. The Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein squares are the perfect places to relax at one of the many pavement café's.

Amsterdam ArenA. The Amsterdam ArenA, home of AFC Ajax, is one of the largest multi-functional stadiums in Europe and is located in Amsterdam Southeast. It is the heart of a new district with a cinema multiplex, the Heineken Music Hall, the megastores, café's and restaurants. The Amsterdam ArenA is known for its remarkable and revolutionary technology with its sliding roof. This makes the ArenA not just a great football stadium, but also a perfect location for super large events and concerts. The Amsterdam ArenA has hosted many top artists and bands like David Bowie, Robbie Williams and the Rolling Stones. You can visit the Amsterdam ArenA and enjoy a tour full of impressions, things-worth-knowing and of course unforgettable highlights from AFC Ajax. More information: www.amsterdamarena.nl